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Originally Posted by clawhammer,Aug 2 2006, 01:57 PM
Assuming you make decent money at your job, why would you want to leave and work somewhere where you actually have some work?
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Originally Posted by clawhammer,Aug 2 2006, 12:57 PM
Assuming you make decent money at your job, why would you want to leave and work somewhere where you actually have some work?
i used to not mind it. i used to work with a great set of people, and get hands on training with kick ass, bleeding edge equipment.
I still get to play with fun toys, but the people suddenly suck (manager changed 2 years ago, his incompetence is finally wearing thin on my patience).
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Originally Posted by O-turn,Aug 2 2006, 01:59 PM
having work makes the job more fun IMO, I hated being bored sitting at my desk at my last job
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Originally Posted by mrmophandle,Aug 2 2006, 01:59 PM
that just it, i don't make the $$ i should be making. I'm about 30k behind industry average for my skill sets.
i used to not mind it. i used to work with a great set of people, and get hands on training with kick ass, bleeding edge equipment.
I still get to play with fun toys, but the people suddenly suck (manager changed 2 years ago, his incompetence is finally wearing thin on my patience).
i used to not mind it. i used to work with a great set of people, and get hands on training with kick ass, bleeding edge equipment.
I still get to play with fun toys, but the people suddenly suck (manager changed 2 years ago, his incompetence is finally wearing thin on my patience).
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Originally Posted by mrmophandle,Aug 2 2006, 01:59 PM
that just it, i don't make the $$ i should be making. I'm about 30k behind industry average for my skill sets.
i used to not mind it. i used to work with a great set of people, and get hands on training with kick ass, bleeding edge equipment.
I still get to play with fun toys, but the people suddenly suck (manager changed 2 years ago, his incompetence is finally wearing thin on my patience).
i used to not mind it. i used to work with a great set of people, and get hands on training with kick ass, bleeding edge equipment.
I still get to play with fun toys, but the people suddenly suck (manager changed 2 years ago, his incompetence is finally wearing thin on my patience).